Impersonal tone, Third-person point of view, and complex sentences.
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Answer:
2) Jem's pants become stuck in the fence.
Explanation:
3) A black man breaking into the house
Chapter 7
2) pennies, soap dolls, a watch, a medal, and gum, and Nathan Radley fills the knothole with cement
The correct answer to this question is "Interpretive." The type of question that can be answered using the bolded text is interpretive. After reading this line, <span>Without more ado it set to work to gnaw the ropes with its teeth, and succeeded before long in setting the Lion free, it tells us that it is to be understood interpretatively.</span>
The answer is letter a. It forms a heedful distinction with the wealthy resorts of East and West Egg, and serves as an uninviting notice of the underbelly of society. Literally and symbolically it is the place of the hopeless. The picture of ashes also has implications of delicateness; the people who live here have no real substance to their lives, as the allusion to them 'crumbling' stresses. Their surroundings are the visible sign of their misery. The Valley of Ashes does not simply signify poverty and despair, it can also be said to indicate the corruption of society as a whole. Wealth in this novel is normally shown to be founded upon materialism, greed, excess, and not on anything worthwhile or truly fulfilling, leading to problems and separations both in society and also in individuals. The Valley of Ashes, then, can also be taken to represent the ethical decay, the spiritual emptiness, of modern urban society.
Yes, you need an introduction paragraph, three main point paragraphs, and a closing paragraph.
